Sentence examples for budget revised from inspiring English sources

Those hoping exports would save the day will have to wait – the budget revised down expectations for growth in exports and massively revised down expectations for the terms of trade (the price we get for exports compared to the price we pay for imports).

Voters rejected the school district's proposed budget last year before approving a revised budget.

Mr Hamilton said he had notified the permanent secretary at the Department of Justice that at this point he was "unable to provide full assurance" that the PSNI could "deliver the required budget reductions and live within the revised budget".

Bernanke has chided Congress before, subtly, on its refusal to take action with the budget and revise fiscal policy.

Both firms said they were waiting until Mr. McGreevey takes office and produces a new budget to revise their actual ratings.

Part of developing a working budget means revising the system as you go along.

1. Come up with a marketing plan that fits your time and budget constraints; revise it as you continue forward and as opportunities arise.

52) in the 1964/65 budget estimates, the Council noted that the revised budget level, it all reductions proposed by the Finance Committee were taken into account, would be $39,338,300.

Revised budget data shows that the Greek budget deficit has never been below 3% since 1999, as EU rules demand.

Higher, lower... the changing budget £2.4bn Original estimate of cost of Games (2005) £9.3bn Revised budget announced in 2007 £8.82bn Latest prediction of actual expenditure.

"In Scotland under a minority government under Alex Salmond they did lose a budget vote but went back and renegotiated and came back with a revised budget and then passed it second time round".